jextract: introduce importedModuleStubs config#656
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This is mostly a workaround for not handling cross module types yet, but it's good enough to unblock some use-cases so going with this for now. It allows to tell jextract that "pretend there's a type like that" in that other "known module" -- similar to like we teach it about Data in Foundation. add some tests
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This is mostly a workaround for not handling cross module types yet, but it's good enough to unblock some use-cases so going with this for now.
It allows to tell jextract that "pretend there's a type like that" in that other "known module" -- similar to like we teach it about Data in Foundation.
This is also necessary when such types may have been declared inside an #if -- until we implement #633 properly
I'll follow up eventually with real cross module handling, but this stubs approach is useful by itself as well.